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MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1952.

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SIDE

GLANCES

Germans Demand

"Democratic Conditions"

In The

Saar

Bonn, Germany, Mar. 2.

West Germany sent the European Assembly a demand on Sunday for restoration of "democratic conditions" in the coal-rich Saar-centre of bitter. French-German dispute since World War I.

German sources said the note claims the French-influenced

government

in the German-speaking territory is constantly violating the basic human rights pledged by each member of the Consultative Assembly.

"World Revolution

In

Land Reform Urged

Washington, March 2.

The National Planning Association proposed to- day that the United States sponsor a "world revolu- tion" in land reform to wipe out poverty and block the "grandiose" Communist schemes to conquer under- developed areas of the earth.

The Association said that masses of the world are no longer docile. "Agrarlan unrest upon which all kinds of radicalism flourish can be eliminated by positive action to improve the life of the rural people," it said..

Sharply critical of the land!

in Japan reform carried out under Gentral Douglas Mac- Arthur, the Association said in a apezial study on Asiotic agricul- ture that

different programine offered to Korea under Mojor-

William Dean, now of war, provides "valu- lessons,"

General......

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ru:al

NEW FIRE

ENGINES

for further action. A SUCCESS

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The Saar is an associate mem- ber of the 13-nation Strasbourg Assembly, which is an unofficial parliament of Europe without actual power.

Informants said the note calls un the Assembly and the Euro- pean Committee of Ministers to induce the Saar government in grant basic rights to

the

pre- dominantly German population of the Star. A pledge by the members of the Assembly to abide by the European Council's

constitution forms the base of these demands, the sources said.

They said Chancellor Konrari Adenauer will present a copy to the Committee of Ministers

at their Parls meeting on March 10.

The Bonn government report- edly hopes another talk between Adenauer, und French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman on the thorny Saar question might develop at the Paris meeting. They had a discussion on the Issue at the London Foreign- Minister's conference two weeks ago and Schuman antiounced in Lisbon later that he had agreed

EUROPEAN SOLUTION

The French Foreign Minister resently was quoted as saying he would accept A "European solution" for the future of the It was not certain just Saar. what the Saar's status would be as a European territory.

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Host of

the highway

By Galbraith MAN ACCUSED OF

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"I'm trying to make up my mind about a career-is there good money in the banking business?"

A "Silly Act"

MAN BOUND OVER

Henry Au, alins Au Kwong-fai, 26-year-old mes- senger, was cautioned and bound over in $300 for one year by Mr Poon Tan-hoi at Central this morning for obtaining money by false pretences.

Living Language

Why we say On tenter- hooks,

In the weaving of cloth à tenter-hook is one of a set of hooks arranged Inside a frame and used 10 stretch the cloth after. it has been milled. Främı

"on tenterhooks”.... came to mean figuratively anything that painfully racks or strains, and we use the phrase today to mean being in a state of suspense or anxiety,

prison:* able

It said that land reform must be used to supplement

invest

Two of the four new six-to further talks. ment and technical aselstance to the under-developed areas if

cylinder Diesel Merry to be standards of living are improved. Increased security that weather appliances recent- this will give to the poverty ly added to the Colony's stricken prople will make Fire

Brigade equipment them "lers <viseptible to Com underwent their first test munism."

A major point in the recom- in front of the China Fleet

is The Club this morning. mended

programme climination of "absentee owner- The engines, said to be the

this has been One comparison ship" of farmland by selling the most powerful in the Far East, land to "hungry-oppressed and

were described as excellent by suggested with the District of miserable" tenants who now Mr W, J. Gorman, Chief Officer Columbia in the United States. work it. A "reasonable price"

of the Fire Brigade, who per- This is federal territory and does charged should be given to the

directed operations. sonully

not belong to any one of the 48 of states.. Each engine is capable present landlords.

REDS' METHODS

of ejecting 1,000 gallons per

The Saar problem heated up minule through The proposal is in contrast to

six delivery

when last month

the con- hoses, the Communist plan to

each with a 60-pound gain

they werd holdings and fiscate landlords'

pressure. On level ground the French announced give them free to the tenants. eugines can travel at a speed of changing the title of their High

sald The Ascoelation.

Commissioner, Gilbert Grandyal, that 50 mph.

and where the in North Korea

I making him an Ambassador. engines are at present out Communists corried this in Kowloon, and will be tested! The Germans interpreted this as rchene, the tenants soon learned that although they did not have in the near future.

A pumping tube was connect- t: pay a price for the landed to the engine into the water

and percent they had to pay 50 more of the crops to "voluntary along the seawall, and six hoges

lands to be

were

Two

a French move to detach the Saar one degree further from the fatherland.

Defendant was alleged to have obtained with Intent to defraud from Kwong Kui-sau, a sum of $14 by falsely pretending that ne could make out monthly reports on his behalf and forward them to the Registration of Persona Office on December 30, inst year.

Del. Iup. F. Roberts, in the charge of CID Central, told the Court that defendant was J messenger employed by the Re- mes gistration of Persons Office. ago, defen-

About two months

The West German government dant began going around various

part of the Federal Republic.monthly returns should be sub- Saar government in suppressing Persons Office,

repeatedly charged the | mitted to the Registration o German influence in the terri- tury. One of Germany's chier charges-le that the Saar reginte has refused permit a pro- German political opposition party to function.

patriotic rice collections". Those were then played by firemen i aims the Saar area is legally snops informing the owners that

towards the sea, each jet going tried as who hesitated "(raltors" and driven from their 12 seconds for each hose to be

their as high as 45 to 50 feet. It took it has replaced by these

by car i come

after the "more faithful

· operative to Communism."

machine had been turned on.. The Association repart entic- At present water pipes are ed the American-sponsored land

being in frem the water-front réform

in Japan because the

on the Upper Levels: to paints landlords were

a "very paid

| Later, sea water will be avall and low price for the lands

will be full immediately they protested that able so that muins

at all times. The Central Dix- had been "con-trict

also be served by will The landlords said they were hydrants at strategic points,

their property fiscated."

paid only one-tenth or one- twelfth of the real value and this flaw, the Association wald, raises a serious doubt of the per- manence of reforms. Even now, old landlords are demanding an "annual present from their one- and the tenants Time tenants fear that their land, purchased at a price so low that

It is virtually a gift, will be taken from them."

The report also sad the im- proviment of the landlord-

NECESSITY

T

PROMPTS

INGENUITY

to

French polley since World War II has not been to annex the Sear, but to detach its vital coal and steel industry from Germany's economy and attach it to her own. France un- doubtedly would fight with all her diplomatic weapons against any change in this status.

GERMAN THREAT

dant obtained $14 from Kwong Sometime in January, defen- Kul-sau, being expenses for the making out of monthly returns for the past six months. Dr- tendant was arrested by Police when he returned to the same shop to ask for $2 as expenses for the current month,

Court

Insp. Roberls told the that defendant had been com- mended by the Director of the Registration of Persons for dlligence and integrity while

leniently.

Mail

Notices

Latest tires of costing St G.P.0, and at Kowloon. Post Office; registered articles and parrel malis close one hour exriler than the ordinary mall times shown below:

MONDAY, MARCH 1 By Ale

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¡U.S.A., Canada, p.m. N.W.A.L. Philippines, N.

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Indo-Chins. (Tonkin only). 6 p.m., C.P.A.

By Surface Maeno, 12.30′′ p.m.; § p.m. is Lea Hong/Tak Shing.

TUESDAY, MARCH 4 By Air.

Melaya, Indonesia, Australia. New Zenland. § a.m., vía Č.P.A.

Indo-China, France, French North

& West Africa, 10 a.,, Air France.

Formos, Japan, 10 aặm., C.A.T:

Sam, Burma, India, Pakistan,

MURDERING A WOMAN

Supreme Court Trial Opens

Chru Shing-choi, alias Chu Kim-ping, aged 34, unemployed, stood trial before the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, in the Criminal Sessions this

Coca-Cola

From The Filos

100 Years

-

Ago

There has been no other Garri- son mortality beside four deaths In the Ceylon Rife Corps. Tho European part of the force particularly healthy, and there are only sixty-nine on the sick list (against 118 at the. mma period last year). of thirteen are of the Ordnance

With the Civil com the Small Pox has, but trifing effect; in the Seanion's

have been seven deaths of it during The accused then wrote of the the month, out of 23 admissions. four women in the house. Chan Four of those who died were Chiu (deceased). he said, al-Americans-One Kanakah-One ways spoke fll of others and was native of Gon, and One Englishs= · Instigated by Kwan Yuct-ngo.man.

morning accused of the murder of a woman, Chan and 37 of the 69th

Chiu-chan, on the top floor of No. 369 Lockhart Road, Wanchai district, on November 5 last year, hospital, however, there

The accused, who pleaded not, guilty, was defended by Mr S. V. Gitting, Instructed by Mr P. L. Lam. The prosecution was conducted by Mr W. A..Blair Kerr, Crown Counsel, assisted by Det-Insp. W. E. Thames, officer-in-charge of Easter C.I.D.

Her words were sharp and bitter.

#

The weather throughout has

but the fall has been under three quarters of an inch in.tho

aggregate, against an average of double that quantity,

As to his sister-in-law Kwan, been mild; the drought still con- the accused wrote that the tinuing. There has been rain an and a treated him well in the begin-eight of the 27 days it is true,

ning when he paid for his board while he had work, but when he lost his fob "she wore a different countenance". She treated him be she did her cat so that he her house, stopped eating, in However he did not mean to kill her. She held him lightly when was struggling with Chan

..NO.

RESPECT

of six men A Jury woman was empanelled.

Opening the casc for the Crown, Mr Blair-Kerr described the scene of the alleged crime and said that on the morning of November 5 all the male accup anis of the fat had left for work. About June, 1050, a nephew of the accused who was then living he

iChiu. 201.

Queen's Road Control and was sick, was invited to live

at

with the family. The accused

month have been Races and

The principal events of the. Race Ball, a Land Sale, Criminal Sessions, and the trial of several Interesting cases at the Supreme Court;

some particulars of which will be found in Our Ex- tracts from bl-weekly issues.

ECHO OF A TRIAL

The thirt womani, Kwan Fo- accupied the passage

Theklu, had no respect for any one, way accused was a man of quiet i wrote the accused. She relled on habits and reserved. He obtained the fact that her father owned Employment in

Arm and was foreign-styled houses. She was loaned $1,500. He paid nothing quiet when her husband was at for his board and lodging and home, but at other times spoke used the residence in Lockhart ill of others. Rond largely as a hotel. For

As to the fourth woman, the two nights prior to the alleged

absent from the servant, Wang Mel, the accused crime he was

zaid, Bat.

was like her mistress, passable at first and then nasty when he lost his job.

"He wrote that he Crown Counsel said that the them not to bully him too much of the necessity for, such

He told them. "Everybody has place. One woman was taken if you continue to skin to the down by the ladder and another heart you will one day see the shows

has endeavoured to

Justification woman by the stairway,

Appointment of a Prime Minis Governor Bonham's At Brst sight the Police A

About 11 am. on November 5 a woman inmate noticed smoke and flame appearing.

The extraordinary. roinarks with which our respected Chief fustice (who goes home ou leave of absence by the present Mall Packet) accompanied his record of death against two Malays convicted of murder on the high Sens, haa called forth various expressions ot

opinion; Dubile but all concurrent in depreca warned Ho

remprks. Our Contemporary of

good

purposeless,

usual rescue operations took his face and every tree its bark; chievous,

the Register, in his usual mis-

conduct;

thought it was merely a bad ter" but they carried on as be-ver

basing hia argument on the fire und It was only after inter- fore and treated his words as inuiginary tresy right of a das viewing the survivors that the idle talk. They forced him to tard government to try their truth:"came to light, said Mrjbring about the tragedy.

own people, But he is wrong. Blair-Kerr.

The murderers The accused maintained it was guilt and more

confessed their

than that not his failure to obtain a loan

It

-

been

the were

CHOEPER ATTACK appeared that on that which caused the incident, "the pirncy, with which they morning the inmates got up as granting of a lean is a faveur connected, was proved to have

concocted a refusal is a reasonable British, Colony. Since

a in `this, usual and went to work, and and there remained only four women thing," he wrote, adding a hope we have carefully watched the

that

time and two children, At about "that the public will extend their cond 10.30 a.m. the accused arrived, sympathy and abstain from add-on

conduct of His Lordship, and carrying a small parcel. He sat ing a weight to a person who whether he might or might not down in the passage way. He has fallen into a well."

then entered the kitchen carry:

ing a chopper with which he at-

tacked the deceased. The ac=

yours.

10

A POSTSCRIPT

He had a postscript for "Wal

happiness."

not

"thing"

have withheld his remarks, this we can but say that at every trini since the Governor un- warramably

Interfered with the cused was seen holding a bey,

judicial sentence, Judge Hulme, aged four, by the arm over the Lin" whom Crown Counsel said in his cheages

to "Jurors, bas edge of the verandahs and this he did not know. It said "You always thrown in words about later seen in the could not win sympathy from manslaughter and the crims. of youth was

sald members of the public. He who murder in street. Miraculously,

the second degree; Counsel, this youth was still sympathises has gone to another when, in strict impartiality, he, alive but would not be called world. After my death I will aught not to have done so, zie as a witness owing to his tender continue to wish you everlasting did so at Chul Apoo's trial he did so in the case which called Police investigations revealed The caution statement to the forth his rebuke. It would ap

written by the necused pear. to us that spots of blood on the roof of the Police

all reasonable building which indicated that was in very much the same means having failed in producing the bccused escaped by using vein. He mid the household, a change, he is now deter- the doorway of No. 361.

especially his nephew who had mined, and has so intimated to Crown Counsel said that an invited him to stay, trested him the home Government, that he Novem November 8 at 0.50 am. the very well in the beginning. It will not be unjustifiably inter- accused walked into Central was

that he was a fered with. All honour to him, Police Station and said "I want ungrateful person in doing such and his independent English

report & case of murder and arson in Wanchai. I am the that we needless to say spirit.

when I was out of employ- ment I was certainly held In man who did it."

Accused WLS Immediately contempt. When one is cut of sent to Eastern CID where on employment there would be

contusion In amp's mind," he being searched he was found to have four sheets of paper wrote, adding that his principal written in Chinese and ad- dressed to the Chief Detective houses and he did not mean to

$.00, Programme Summary; 6,02, kill his sister-in-law, She was Children's Half Hour presented by and newspaper re- Inspector

wounded when she held him faltabeth And __(Studio)}____* 0,30, The

||1.00, Time Signal, World. News srid Кеп, by the Defence,

was not being challenged house.

Newa Analyza, (London: Helay); The accused suggested that he io Grande. (Constirs The Follco Surgeon, Dr T. C. Kwan Po-klu might not have Lambert) Played by The Hallo With the Bt. Michael's Pang, examined the accused been pleased with him because their and found that he had a small at one time he used to be friendly 7.0 "Low Celine Tal

by Julian Duguid (BBCTS): 7.45 cut across one of his fingers, with her sister-in-law who later Artar of the Week-Marcel Moyse The Police found blood on a left the house. He wanted to (What); 7.59. Weather Report;, 11.00, portion of a wall on the roof burn down her house because Time for Music. (BBCTS): The BEC and it was suggested that the she relied too much on hereell. Scottish Variety Orchestra conduct- ed by Kamis Stephen with an cut was caused, when the at He threw her son into the street Gourlay: 0.30, 1 like what i like cused attempted to escape.

because four, persons tackled presented by Snap Webb (Studio);" STATEMENT

him when he was struggling with 8.30, Tilers of Tales (BBCTS): 0. 1116 (9.00, The Bing Crosby Show. Voat Chan Chit and he paid no heel B. Stern reads her own Stony was to consequences.

Patet Corners. Symphony

a

aim was to burn down tho

Radio Hongkong

H.K.T.

deal with him Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, statement, said Mr Blair while he was setting fire to the Portuguese・・ Halt Hour, (Studio);

he was serving in the office,

Mr Peter H. Sin who appear- Germany on the other hand, ed

defendant said that for has threatened to hold up plans was merely a silly act on the for a unified European Army-part of his client, and he asked. with German troops in until the Court to the Saur question is settled to her satisfaction. And, on the Fremantle, Mar. 2.

army question, Western officials Because of a strike of tug said on Sunday the Germana employees,

will have to boost taxes before the propellers The United States should en-

of 12 Firefly planes were financial assistance in arming they can expect large-scale COUFFES farmers in developed areas to adopt Im used to move the 14,000-German troops for Western de- proved ag cultural techniques, ton Australian aircraft fence. German officials have f::tilisers und machinery, the carrier Sydney from her been hinting they will want report said,

Tas riper, was drafted by C. berth into the stream here American loans, for this pur K. Milchul, ahalýman "of the recently, Sericultural cognomies départ

demant relations is not "satis factory."

under

for

poad,

་ ་ཥ ་

finance Minister

Meanwhile, Germany's

Disorderly Conduct

In Theatre

· not

Europe, 11.30 a.m., B.O,A,C,

Malaya, Ceylon, - Pakistan, Middle East Africa, Great Britain, Europe

5 p.m., 1.0.A.C.

By Surface

Macho, 1.30 p.m.; 6 p.m., as Leo Hồng Tik Bhing.

China, People's Repubile, 8.30 m.tr, train via Canton,

Philippines, 10 a... Serampore, Malaya, 1 p.m., 34 Shanal, Rabaŭl, Australia. 2 d.m., it ́Aros,

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 By Alz

Philippines, Guam, Hawall, USA.. Canada, 8 alin., via P.A.L,

FormOLL, ZADAR, 10 mos.

Slom. Durna, India, Noon, 11.9.A., Canada, 2 p.m. P.A.A. Malaya Indonesia, Austalia, New Zealand, §. p.m.. C.P.A.

Japan, Korea, a.m., 3.0.A.C.. Formosa, 4 p.m.. H.K. Airways, ly Burfars

2 p.m., Shengking. THURSDAY, ASARCH G ny 'Air Slam. Burma, India Pakistan, Great Britain, Europe, . .,, vio 1.0.A.C..

Indo-Chins, d ́p.m., Air Vietnam, Philippines, N. Bornen, 8 p.m. C.P.A

\\my' Burface

·

written by the accused "A translation of the statement read to the Jury by Crown Of the deceased, the accused rohestra: 10.00, Concerto: Concerto Counsel.

sald "She was very wicked to 1 in D Major for Cells and Orchestra In It the accused explained burned her to death. Hos slunceliny, and Symphony Orch, cond |(Haydn) - Emanust-Favermani

anyone else.".

why

The trial is proceeding.

he was not a coward

"A murderer must give life for life and can never escape from the net of the law," he re- CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE flected.

Ho raid that he wanted to

Answers

Chanson Francake:.·' 10,45, Dancing Time with Josephine Bradley andh her Ballrooin Orchestrag 11.00.; RanĻO News Reel (Recorded Solay): 11,15, Goodnight krusing 5:32:29, Weather,

Sports God Save The Queen; 11. Clone Down.

German Officers lined up the planes on ment of the Upwversity of the night deck, secured them to Fritz Schaeffer told the German Nobreaks and signed by 27 mem bollards and fet the engine will be needed to raise the 11 assaulting a ticket collector

prople laswerkbedded trades For disorderly conduct and bers of the Association's Agricul

going. The propellers moved

of lue Commits on national the flattop aldeway's into the they are supposed to contribute Chun-chuen, 28, was Bned $50 billion marks ($2,670,000,000) Tin Sin Theatre, a tailor, Cheng policy. Uni ed Press.

stream and she salled Sydney,

to deferer, cos'a Allied

fu- by Mr Hin-shing Lo`at Central-j Meeno, 12.3.m.; .p.nl, ex Lee | though~ed from the scene al- derous tongue was worse than by Sir Malroun Barget: 10:50. The Silpstream Cautioned On

Thorities declared the Germans this morning. A cook was fines Hear/Tak Blog from

he will not be able to raise planes mothered a group of

Chine Poople's Republic, . clinging to life". this $10 and five other tailors were strikers on the wharf in dust. Bum without boosting their tax each fined $15 for disorderly Formos, a pass Sh Assault Charge Soon after the Sydney called raten.

conduct. the strikers returned to work,

All defendanti

pleaded. L/Cpl J. Nickson, 25, of "A" They had stopped works to pro-ful Socialists, bitter, foes of rear-gulity when the charge was read

-power- Company, 1st Ba, Argyll and test, the eviction of some of | mament, again urged Adenauer | lo, them. However, when the Sutherland Highlanders, Queen's their members from their homes to realgn and let the people elect Magistrate said he would remand HII Camp, was cautioned by Mr-Associated Press,

parliament.. A neur

them for

week. the cook Oswald

Choung et Kowloon this

Poining to in appeal by the changed his plea and the rest was charged

Or West German Trade Union last also pleaded ORDERED BÄCK"

guilty. assaulted to with

Sydney, Mar. 3. Friday that the rearmament de The first defendant

who Nickson $30-as compensation to Young Workers Federation last night trends of the German people seat was requested by the ticket Blais. 32.

whom he assaulted as ordered its 0,000 striking mem- the party, declared through fis collector to leave the $3.50 seat a.m., traja via Canton. Young was walking In Hankow | bem to return to work today. official Press service ind which he was occupying in the Road about 8.10. p.m,

The strike followed a die-

German defence contri- theatre on Sunday. An argus rested by pute about handling ortillar on bution, supported by the present ment started resulting in a nice Defendant W

M two, Army personnel after some i an inter-State freighter, Wiggles weak government coalition, for all, the Police cald. one had blown a pallen whistle, ili "fled up: 44 overseas and would be regarded as a slap in The Broch, also ordered that Medical examination revealed inter-State ships here over the the face of the majority of the all defendants be bound over in that he was alightly intoxicated. weekend-Router. ;*

people."--Associated Press.... $260 for one year.

Let the sourus: ut : sha" Shkan. kuliburn (in hundreds), be it, mis.

make known to all people the 1. Sudden attack by balloged reason for committing such a troops. 3. A city in SE Eng- INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION murder before he died. It was land. Site of one of the world's inrgest airports. 3.2 APKING not as simple as a failure to welaide at the outer comer of obtain a loan as reported in the eye, 4: An iron bar with a Macsó, 12.30 p.m.; .8 p.m.. ́as Leo the paper wrote that it bent end, used as a lever, 5% A

The accused

fing

window. glasno blown Aln been his policy never to concern circular sheets. 6. A man's long Himself with other people's bust-

morning when BAM BW Australian Waterside | dslon "must be placed in the bought a $1.20 ticket for Hom/Tak Bhing.

pay

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nems. It did not concern him frock cant for formal morning whether they had a million

dollars. All he wanted was for

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